Editor and verse text question?

[Pastor Langley]

Observation today on a (semicolon) uses in a lesson. It did not link the text. Any comments are appreciated.
Changing the (semicolon) 15; to a comma 15, fixes Example ONE, but example two uses semicolon?

Example ONE: does not work with semicolon
H. The proclamation: The Son of man proclaimed his message throughout the land (Luke 4:14-15; 42-44). “And he said unto them, I must preach the kingdom of God to other cities also: for therefore am I sent” (Lu 4:43).

Example TWO: works with semicolon.

b. His future sufferings death, and resurrection (Lu 9:22,44-45; 17:25; 18:31-34)

Included "code" as a added help.
<P>H. The proclamation: The Son of man proclaimed his message throughout the
land (Luke 4:14-15; 42-44). “And he said unto them, I must preach the kingdom of
God to other cities also: for therefore am I sent” (Luke 4:43).
<P>
<P>1. The <STRONG>sermons</STRONG> he delivered
<P>
<P>a. The message at Nazareth on Isaiah 61 (Luke 4:16-30)
<P>
<P>b. The Sermon on the Mount (Luke 6:17-49)
<P>
<P>c. The Mount Olivet discourse (Luke 21:5-38)
<P>
<P>2. The <STRONG>subjects</STRONG> he discussed
<P>
<P>a. True spiritual relationships (Luke 8:19-21)
<P>
<P>b. His future sufferings death, and resurrection (Luke 9:22, 44-45; 17:25;
18:31- 34)
<P>

 

[Brandon Staggs]

The semicolon is a signal to separate chapters. Since there aren't 44 chapters in the book of Luke it rejects the attempt to link the reference. Change the semicolon to a comma, since your intent is likely to link the last several verses of chapter 4.

Luke 4:14-15, 42-44

 

[Pastor Langley]

Using Editor - is there a code or tick to uncheck to keep items centered? Examples below
After all the re-doing these I thought I would ask. Not a lot of trouble, but it is a lot of work on large studies.
Once Style and Format Cleaner runs, these all go left. A good thing unless you want to keep items centered after many edits.

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[Brandon Staggs]

There's no way to preserve alignment if you use format cleanup.

 

[Pastor Langley]

There's no way to preserve alignment if you use format cleanup.

Thank you.